Vol 23, No 94

Articles in this issue

• Personnel of Management of A.B.C. (opens in a new tab)

  Report on the formal election of American Bicycle Company officers -- Spalding as president, Colonel Pope overseeing production, and J.E. Bromley managing sales, with no general manager to be appointed -- together with a full published list of the roughly thirty companies absorbed into the combine. Also reports that machine prices are likely to rise two dollars once the company assumes control, and that a serious rift has opened with rubber-trust organizer Charles Flint, who may retaliate by cutting tire prices.
• Historical Review of Prominent Companies (opens in a new tab)

  Short biographical sketches of several of the major companies absorbed into the American Bicycle Company, covering their founding dates, products, and reputations.
• Pastime and Sport (opens in a new tab)

  Racing results and club news from cycling organizations.